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File type: PDF
File name: 45684579_sb1000t.pdf
File size: 2.02 MB
File Language: English
Pages: 72
Author: Brother
Published: 2020-09-20
Updated: 2023-06-29
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Table of Contents
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
3
CONTENTS
5
KNOWING YOUR SEWING MACHINE
6
ACCESSORIES
6
Included Accessories
6
Optional Accessories
6
Accessory Compartment
7
NAMES OF MACHINE PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
7
The Main Parts
7
Needle And Presser Foot Section
8
Operation Buttons
8
Operation Panel
8
Spool Pin
9
USING YOUR SEWING MACHINE
9
Power Supply Precautions
9
Power Supply
10
Foot Controller
10
Sewing Speed Controller (for Models Equipped With The Start/stop Button)
11
Changing The Needle Stop Position
11
Changing The Initial Needle Position
11
Cancelling The Operation Beep (for Models Equipped With The Operation Beep)
11
THREADING THE MACHINE
12
Winding The Bobbin
12
Lower Threading
15
Upper Threading
17
Drawing Up The Lower Thread
20
REPLACING THE NEEDLE
20
Needle Precautions
20
Needle Types And Their Uses
21
Checking The Needle
21
Replacing The Needle
22
Sewing With The Twin Needle
23
REPLACING THE PRESSER FOOT
24
Replacing The Presser Foot
24
Removing The Presser Foot Holder
25
SEWING BASICS
26
SEWING
26
General Sewing Procedure
26
Selecting A Stitch
26
Adjusting The Stitch Length And Width
26
Starting To Sew
27
Thread Tension
28
USEFUL SEWING TIPS
29
Trial Sewing
29
Changing The Sewing Direction
29
Sewing Curves
29
Sewing Thick Fabrics
29
Sewing Hook And Loop Fastener
30
Sewing Thin Fabrics
30
Sewing Stretch Fabrics
30
Stitching Cylindrical Pieces
30
UTILITY STITCHES
31
OVERCASTING STITCHES
31
Using Zigzag Foot
31
Using Overcasting Foot
31
BASIC STITCHING
32
Basic Stitching
32
BLIND HEM STITCHING
32
BUTTONHOLE SEWING
34
Button Sewing
37
ZIPPER INSERTION
38
SEWING STRETCH FABRICS AND ELASTIC TAPE
39
Stretch Stitching
40
Elastic Attaching
40
APPLIQUÉ, PATCHWORK AND QUILT STITCHING
40
Appliqués
41
Patchwork (crazy Quilt) Stitching
41
Piecing
41
Quilting
41
Free Motion Quilting
42
REINFORCEMENT STITCHING
43
Triple Stretch Stitching
43
Bar Tack Stitching
43
DECORATIVE STITCHING
44
Fagoting
45
Scallop Stitching
46
Smocking
46
Shell Tuck Stitching
47
Joining
47
Heirloom Stitching
47
SEWING CHARACTERS (For Models Equipped With Character Stitches)
48
Selecting Characters
48
Checking Characters
50
Deleting Characters
50
Sewing The Character Stitches
50
ADJUSTING STITCHES (For Models Equipped With Character Stitches)
51
APPENDIX
52
STITCH SETTINGS
52
Utility Stitches
52
Character Stitches (for Models Equipped With Character Stitches)
58
MAINTENANCE
59
Restrictions On Oiling
59
Precautions On Storing The Machine
59
Cleaning The Machine Surface
59
Cleaning The Race
59
TROUBLESHOOTING
60
Frequent Troubleshooting Topics
60
Upper Thread Tightened Up
61
Tangled Thread On Wrong Side Of Fabric
61
Incorrect Thread Tension
61
Fabric Is Caught In The Machine And Cannot Be Removed
62
List Of Symptoms
65
ERROR MESSAGES
70
Operation Beep (for Models Equipped With The Operation Beep)
70
INDEX
71
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